coffin rider
coffin rider noun: a person who enriches himself through the exploitation of the misery, suffering, or deaths of others.
Noun
coffin rider (plural coffin riders)
- A person who enriches himself through the exploitation of the misery, suffering, or deaths of others.
- mainly because he came into the business as an Elvis Presley coffin rider and then allowed himself to be turned into a heartthrob for the over-the-thrill set.1983, CBS Magazines (publisher), Hi Fi/stereo Review - Volume 48, page 10
- "And besides," Sophee Anne said, "financially speaking, Stella was worth way more to us all alive than dead, even with the coffin-rider sales. No one had a reason to want her killed."2020, Faith Hunter, Spells for the Dead, page 64
Forms of coffin rider
| plural | coffin riders |
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Questions about coffin rider
- What does coffin rider mean?
- Coffin rider means a person who enriches himself through the exploitation of the misery, suffering, or deaths of others.
- What part of speech is coffin rider?
- Coffin rider is a noun.
- What is the plural of coffin rider?
- The plural of coffin rider is coffin riders.
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